The Solicitor Regulation Authority (SRA) has introduced ‘a period of recognised training' as an alternative to the traditional training contract route to legal qualification.
July 31, 2014 at 08:12 AM
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The Solicitor Regulation Authority (SRA) has introduced ‘a period of recognised training’ as an alternative to the traditional training contract route to legal qualification.
Changes to the requirement for solicitor training mean that experience gained outside of a training contract, for example as a paralegal, can equate to the traditional trainee framework, and be recognised as such by the SRA.
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